Hydrogen fuel

...a typical lithium ion battery setup. The company plans longer flights in the near future, but there are no plans yet for a manned hydrogen fuel cell helicopter. If you're not yet registered with Wired.com, join now so you can share your...

In this article: Hydrogen, Boeing, E mail, Energy density, Lithium, Wired.com, and United Technologies Corporation

...breakthrough way to store hydrogen for fuel Science under pressure can produce marvelous results, such as an entirely new way to store hydrogen fuel. Researchers combined the noble gas xenon with molecular hydrogen (H2) to make a...

In this article: Hydrogen, Xenon, Hydrogen atom, and Washington, D.C.

...sounds sensible. Short of resources, it's depending on hundreds of little improvements rather than plunging into exotic solutions like hydrogen fuel cells or plug-in hybrids. It is also smart marketing. This gives Mazda an opportunity to...

In this article: Mazda, Customer, NEW YORK, Lemonade, Electric car, Carbon, Prius, and Toyota

...four-door car, but underneath the bodywork lies some of the most sophisticated technology ever seen on four wheels. The FCX is a hydrogen fuel-cell car, which is basically an electric car, but instead of carrying stored power in a...

In this article: Honda FCX, Hydrogen, Honda, Electric car, Jamie Lee Curtis, Europe, US, Bespoke, and Wheelbase

...committed 7 billion euros to building hydrogen-storage facilities. Other options include compressed air, batteries, capacitors, flywheels and hydrogen fuel cells. Solutions to the storage problem are already in place, with improved solutions...

In this article: California, San Antonio, Fossil fuel, Hydrogen, Global warming, CPS Energy, Pacific Gas and Electric, and European Union

...may bring closer the day when mankind creates a permanent lunar base, using the water buried in the rocks to drink and generate hydrogen fuel. A spokesman for Nasa said last night: 'The discovery-opens a new chapter in our...

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...and Renewable Energy at the Department of Energy. Best known for: Helping to develop clean-energy technologies, including in hydrogen fuel, solar energy and building technologies. Government service: Chalk began his government career...

In this article: Department of Energy, Hydrogen, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, and Energy Department

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles are decades away from being mass-production reality, but we can already tell you what one is like to drive. The car of the future still starts with a key A glowing green battery meter on the left of the...

In this article: Hydrogen, Honda, Lithium, Oxygen, Acura, California, Electric car, Accord, and North America

...and hydrogen -- offered just as many advantages in fuel conservation and reduced air pollution. But efficacious technologies such as hydrogen fuel cells were expensive and slow-developing. Alternative fuel technologies such as liquid...

In this article: Natural gas, Lithium, Propane, Daimler, California, Virginia, Hybrid technology, Alternative fuel, and Hydrogen

An example would be her co-sponsorship of an amendment in 2002 that required the secretary of energy to develop a program to ensure 100,000 hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles will be available for sale by 2010, and 2.5 million by 2020. There are...

In this article: Maria Cantwell, Don Barbieri, Hydrogen, and Cathy McMorris Rodgers